Lunacy case over millionaire Hutchins cited in petition
Fiscal agent William J. Dante contends Mrs Rose Hutchins sought 2000 dollar monthly payments and settlement terms including European debt payment and cottage rent, then filed lunacy proceedings after rejection. Sons Walter and Lea Hutchins object to court jurisdiction and service, claiming Hancock has not been served and restricting access to counsel and trustee.
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William J. Dante
Stitson Hutchins
Washington
Walter Bilson Hutchins
Lee Hutchins
Rose Keeling Hutchins
France
Hutchins
District Supreme Court
Dante
Narragansett Pier
R. L
Flutchins
Clabaugh
Hutching
Walter Stilken Hutchins
Lea Hutchins
Lea Hutching
Juror Halts Miller Trial In Georgetown Case
Juror John Tickell of 1481 KK Street Northwest must explain to Justice Wright in Criminal Court No 1 for failing to appear as a juror in the trial of John Barton Maller charged with embezzling about 135000 from the First Cooperative Building Association of Georgetown. The trial was suspended for the day and will resume at 10 this morning after Tickell was served with a writ of attachment and released until then.
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John Tickell
KK Street
Justice Wright
John Barton Maller
First Cooperative Building Association of
Georgetown
Tickell
Flee
Samuel Hawking
Georgetown honors Hookworm discoverer and Shipman with degrees
Georgetown University staged commencement at Gaston Hall conferring doctor of science on Bailey Kelly Ashford the hookworm discoverer and doctor of laws on Andrew J. Shipman. Fifteen graduates received bachelor of arts degrees as alumni leaders and Trustees attended a banquet where officers and committee members were reelected.
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Bailey Kelly Ashford
Andrew J. Shipman
Georgetown University
Sirachulor of Arts
Gaston Hall
Senatar Carter
Montana
George E. Hamilton
George M. Kober
John F. Quirk
S. J
Georgetown College
John D. Creeden
Charles G. Toote
Joseph Walsh
William Cogan
John D. Whitney
Frederick Gibbs
Knoxville
Tenn
F&ures
Georgetown
Leo F. Joliat
Maine
Charles Angulo
New York
Henry Hagerty Brown
Edwin Vivian Carter
Edward Patrick Donovan
District of Columbia
Arthur Michael Feenan
Massachusetts
William Edward Fitzgerald
Albert George Flume
Tennessee
Arnulf Anthony Gloetzner
Edward Charles Healy
Virginia
Leo Francis Jollat
Ohio
James Madigan Pierce
John Merlin Power
Charles Joseph Reilly
West Virginia
Herbert Francis Wright
Father Creeden
Mary A
Theresa Frances Ryan
George Ernest Hamilton
Georgetown University Law School
Edward V. Carter
Society of Alumni of the University
Father Quirk
George M. Rober
Cogan
John T. Whitney
J. Stellwagen
Marcus Dyer
Mgr. Shahan
The
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William Bishop
George Bowerman
Lee
Donahue
Joseph Smolinski
John Ryan
Willam F. Quicksall
Samuel 8. Adams
Charles A. Decourcy
Robert J. Collier
J. Percy Keating
Pennsylvania
Henry R. Gower
Charles Harper Walsh
Father Himmel
Hamilton
Gower
Mr Walsh
Raymond A. Hiskell
Joseph I. Weller
Charles J. Murphy
R. D. Adams
Favors Church Unity Reviews Religious History
Ambassador Bryce delivered a learned lecture on religion at Bishop Harding's residence before the Churchman's League of the Protestant Episcopal Church. He argued against uniting church and state for salvation, praised U.S. separation, noted declining Scriptural knowledge among youths, and commended American missionaries. Officers elected for the league followed the address.
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Ambassador Bryce
Great Britain
Bishop Harding
Churchman’s League of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Bryce
England
Randolph H. McKim
Epiphany Parish
League
Arthur S. Browne
George R. Stetson
Bert T. Amos
H. L. Rust
Robert Talbot
Herbert Scott Smith
J. W. Clark
J. J. Weaver
Gun Play and Defamation Case In Plattsburg and Paris
Ethel Conrad shot W E D Stokes in Plattsburg after threatening a restraint of statements about her character. Charles Miller aided by a firm member blocked the gun and Miller fled, while Conrad was jailed then released. In Paris Miss Lillian Graham’s past in Montparnasse is discussed as friends defend her. Representative Littleton declines to take a slander suit or breach of promise case, citing workload and lack of definite defendant.
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Plattsburg, N
Ethel Conrad
W. ED. Stokes
Charles Miller
New York
James Farley
Miller
Miss Conrad
Moss Conrad
Nash
Paris
Mont Parnasse
Lillian Graham
Mme. Vacassin
Graham
Mme. Vacossin
Carser
Miss Graham
Parla
Cameron
Martin W Littleton
William Rainey
Mr. Littleton
Littleton
W. E. D Stokes
Washington
Representative Littleton
Mr Stokes
Bride of Washington official abducts son from Texas
Mrs Beulah Paden Viles, 23, twelve days married to Valer Viles, chief census clerk, took her year old son Ivan from Greenville Texas, claiming a mother's instinct guided her to find him. She left St Louis for Washington after a telegram from Viles and believes she is being followed.
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Bride of Washington
Greenville
Tex
St. Louis
Washington Post
Beulah Paden Viles
Valer Vilea
Census Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
Ivan
Washington
Wiles
Paden
Fort Scott
Kans
Sansone
Springfield
Viles
Railroad loses rate case over Virginia to Washington fares
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals in Wytheville ruled Washington Southern Railroad may not charge 3 cents a mile for passenger service within the state. Travelers from Washington can still save by buying a Virginia ticket to Alexandria and paying the state rate to their destination, a practice the court upheld against the railroad’s challenge to the state rate. The present Alexandria to Washington fare is 20 cents, with the Richmond to Washington fare at 3 dollars and 50 cents. A petition to adjust rates before the Interstate Commerce Commission is pending.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Supreme Court of Appeals
Wytheville
Washington Southern Railroad
Virginia
Washington
Alexandria
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alexandria-Washington
Corporation Commission
Bo Tt
Johns placed under bonds after confrontation with Hoe estate
In New York on June 8 Arthur Johns, a lawyer and husband of Mrs. Margaret Johnson Johns suing the Hoe estate for about 250000 dollars, was bound to keep the peace for three months after a clash that began with Robert Hoe Jr. being dragged from a car and chased to the Hoe residence. Johns said he pursued Hoe over perceived slander of his wife, daughter of a former Washington engraver official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Hoe, Jr
Robert Hoe
Printing Press
Hoe
Hast Fifty-fifth Street
Arthur Johns
Margaret Johnson Johns
Herman
Mr. Johns
Mrs. Johns
Johnson
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Bride of Filipino Husband Vanishes After Quick Marriage
Elizabeth M A Hares Lopez, who waited 18 years for her first husband John Hares after his mysterious disappearance days after their Washington wedding, marries Lara M Lopez and plans to seek a legal declaration of death to access investments. If Hares returns, the second marriage could be annulled but bigamy law not enforced.
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John Hares
Elizabeth M. A. Hares
Lara M. Lopez
Washington
Lopez
G. J
Humnfcutt
Sixth Street
Lincoln Memorial Plan Urged by Washington Architects
Glenn Brown of the American Institute of Architects urged support for a Lincoln memorial in Washington at the Washington Architectural Club annual banquet. He said congressional action is possible if residents use their influence. The dinner at Rauscher's Co. L featured toastmaster Hardingway and speeches by William W. Emmart and others.
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Washington
Glenn Brown
American Institute of Architects
Congress
Brown
Washington Architectural Club
Rauscher's
L. Hardingway
William W. Emmmart
Baltimore
F. T. Nesbit
R. L. Watmough
Brennan
L. P. Wheat, Jr
Carroll Bennick
F. B. Pyle
H. F. Cunningham
C. C. Stevens
E. Langile
J. M. Seigenring
R.B. Brennan
Gonzaga Students Dine At Annual Banquet
Members of Gonzaga College class of 1913 high school second year men gathered for their annual banquet at the New Fredonia Hotel. President W J Hughes presided and each member gave a toast on topics including Class Spirit Latin Plenic Greek English and Future Greats with several others touching on photos athletics and correspondence.
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Gonzaga College
New Fredonia
W. J Hughes
The
Flass
J. Hughes
D J McMahon
G. D. Neitzey
L. E. Smith
J. R. Spalding
F May
J. F. McFadden
W. J. Peck
G. A. Viehmann
W. F. Buckley
W. J. Murphy
TD. UL Riordan
F J. Salb
C. A. Hersby
New College
C G Clark
B. I. Dietz
W. Darby
Unmuzzled Dogs to Die Ordered by District Court
Dog owners John Henry West Thomas Christian and Christian Hentage faced arraignment in Judge Mullowy's District police court for allowing dogs to run at large without muzzles. They chose to surrender their pets after the judge announced fines from five to twenty five dollars or destruction at the District pound master. The court emphasized it preferred killing unmu zled animals to prevent street danger and left owners the option to comply or surrender.
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McNowny
John Henry West
Thomas Christian
Christian Hentage
Mulloway
Mullowny
Mission Work in India Proclaimed by Rev Cannaday
Rev Isaac Cannaday, missionary at Guntur India, told the general synod at Luther Place Memorial Church that self paying churches for India were the prophecy. His wife, also a missionary, spoke on harmony among denominations. Delegates will hear committee reports and meet the President at the White House. The day includes a talk on missions as medicine. Separately, the Culprit Fay sinking hull inspection begins Monday with a Navy report to follow.
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India
Isaac Cannaday
Guntur
General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Place Memorial Church
Mr Cannaday
Mr. Cannaday
Robert A. MacNichall
Board of Foreign Missions
L. B. Wolf
Woman's Home and Foreign Missions Society
White House
Ellis B. Burgess
Connellsburg
Japanese court to try American sailor in Yokohama
After talks between the American embassy and the foreign office a local Japanese court will try John F. Atkins a sailor on the Saratoga for fatally wounding John L. Saunders a bluejacket from New Orleans during a fight at the American naval hospital in Yokohama last Sunday.
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Navy
Japan
Tokyo
Foreign Office
John F. Atkins
Saratoga
John L. Saunders
New Orleans
Yokohama
Italian Aviator Falls To Death At Rome Aerodrome
Signor Marra, an Italian aviator, fell from an aeroplane at Rome's aerodrome today. The accident occurred from a height of about 300 feet during the flight, wounding bystanders and startling spectators as the craft descended uncontrollably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Signor Marra
Wile
Watchman Dies of Heart Disease at Ball Game
James J. Gaghan, 50, a watchman at American League Park, collapsed and died during a Washington Cleveland game. Doctors attributed the death to heart disease. He lived at 51 Fourteenth Street Northeast and is survived by a wife and two children. A former District fire department member, he had retired about a year ago. The body was taken to the District Morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Gaghan
Washington
Cleveland
Gaghan
Gaghian
Klaus on the Warpath in Pittsburg Title Bout Push
East Pittsburg middleweight Frank Klaus arrives in Pittsburg with manager George Engel and stable mate Frank Madle en route to the coast. He plans to force Thompson and Kelly into matches and will post money to fight any 118pounder, with a June 14 date vs Montana Dan Sullivan in Oakland.
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Pittsburg
Thompson
Xeily
Frank Klaus
Klaus
George Engel
Frank Madole
Montana Dan Sullivan
Oakland
Kelly
Complexion Lotion Promises Rosy Cheeks
Mae Martyn from the Los Angeles Star warns women against using powder or rouge. She endorses an inexpensive lotion made by dissolving four ounces spurmax in one half pint hot water with two teaspoonfuls glycerine for a clear healthy look that lasts longer than powder and leaves skin rosy and fresh.
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Los Angeles
Mae Martyn
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